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Enjoy them and be sure to work them separately at least a couple times a week and take them out away from home individually as well. Each one deserves to have their own time with you, as well as the need to have them grow their independence and confidence. They normally don't go to homes until 10 weeks old, so you will have extra work to put in for things they should have learned prior to going home.

He is 14 weeks old in this video. He has gone to live a wonderful life in Kansas!

Oh so are you a breeder? He looks like he’s a perfect size and perfect markings. He’s beautiful actually and he has such strong desire to please does the new owner have a TH-cam channel. We can watch.

He does get rewarded with "Good Boy" quite a bit!😂

No! the feet need to be trimmed to keep from having mats, dirt balls and Ice balls in the feet. Also if the dog walks on a slippery surface if there is hair covering the pad it will slip. The pad gives the traction, so long as it makes contact with the floor.

If you want to show the dog it's important not to take off too much hair. They are to be trimmed to be neat, but no excessive trimming. As far as working goes, they need some hair for protection as well. If you are just trimming for home, sanitary reasons, it's not important if you have a choppy looking trim, but I do like a pretty foot. They are so adorable! The hair on the back of the leg does give some protection to the skin from them skidding in the grass when they make their fast turns and downs.

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Can't let them see them ahead of time! If very sensitive to actually have them done, take your time, do a little and treat lots. Then do a little the next day. I can't let them see the equipment ahead or they run. Like trying to get a toddler in the tub!

Sorry, my child has allergies and even on medication it's sometimes difficult for her. I do these videos to help friends and others that have requested them. I'm working on getting better at the video's and have a tripod now. Thanks for the feedback.

Some do, some don't. Some people love to go to the spa, others not so much. Either way it is necessary to make sure your dog is healthy. Hair long on the pads can cause painful matts, ice and mud can get stuck in there, and they are more likely to slip on smooth surfaces and get injured. Grooming your dog is a great time to bond with them and check for injuries or parasites.

I bred and trained him myself. I am always gentle but firm. Being consistent in expectations and being sure to listen to what the dog has to tell you (are they being dramatic or are they really uncomfortable) and adjusting to what is appropriate is very important. Lots of reward for good behavior.

The long hair can pick up burs or hide a thorn stuck in the pad. So keeping it trimmed and checking the feet often is best. The hair could help add protection if walking on a hot surface. If on a smooth surface, it will cause them to slip.

Nope my two wouldn’t either 🙄

It takes time. Do a little at a time, not a whole session at once until the dog is comfortable. Give breaks and lots of rewards!

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